Perhaps it is a dialect?

is that bloody patrice evra

It becomes a regional accent.

It's a lisp

made the right call getting up and leaving lol

Can’t quite put my finger on it but I think it’s a stammer.

That's actually a very good question. Depends on which finger too. A commonly used finger (pointer) would cut out a lot of vocab as compared to a less used one (ring).

I wonder if their favorite song would be No Diggity

Sign Impediment

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Naaah fellas 😭

I would also leave 😭😭😭

@PizzaKaIIe

It's a lisp

@LUC4PS

@OrenIshii01

Speech impediment.

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Wait what 🤔

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why does this guy keep asking odd questions? is this his schtick?

Evra shout Jesus 😂

While this is a rather delicate matter, the answer is: "It's a Stutter!" Because the person being Sign Language to, get to the WFT is this person saying... Oh, he's missing a finger!

@grok answer

We want to see a white guy guest

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The most normal Evra reaction ever

Real question is what's the difference

@JoshAForbes

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@deaflibertarian Asking you for 2 reasons. 1) you have a good sense of humor 2) you might be able to answer. 😁

I think the more interesting question involves the thinking of a born deaf person. When I think, I think in english and 'hear' the sounds of each word I am thinking. Even if they read english, they don't know what it sounds like.

well I suppose it all depends on how it happened. If they lost it in some sort of accident then that would be a speech impediment, But if it's just like short or like a little stubby thing or something that would be an accent. Am I wrong on this?